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Show y P"V "jjji ''ll yiy-- M Volume Sixty Six Tooele, Utah Friday, October ,,r--,- -- ir 7, 1960 Number Seventeen . , S . . Tooele County 17,869 Total, Tooele City 9,133 in Census r . - 7r 'CCSz . I Tooele County population stands officially at 17,868, and Tooele City at 9,133, according to advanced reports on final population figures released this week by the Bureau of Census, on the 1960 population count. THIS MARKS a population increase of 3,232 for Tooele County with the population at standing 14,636 in 1950. In Tooele City, the increase is 1,870 in the ten year period with the population standing at 7,263 in count of 2,166 for 1960 or an increase of 629 over the 1950 figure of 1,537. HF.NDOVER has more than doubled in population in the past ten years with 609 counted in 1900 as compared to 250 people in 1950. Stockton has a decrease of 52 people with the population being 362 in 1960 and 414 in 1956. Ophir has a population of 36 in I960 as compared with 199 in 1950. IN THIS advanced release of figures on population for 1960, the 1950. total count does not segregate Grantsville City has an official Dugway but lists the Dugway - Bids Let on New Telephone Building 2 Employees Jail for Those J tel ire from Driving ivith Licenses Local Smeller Revoked and State . a combined total of 91 years employment at the Tooele Boneli and Edwin Smelter, Ffarry Gillespie, retired, effective After last Saturday. BOTH NATIVE SONS of Tooele, Mr. Bonelli went to work in May of 1914 as a laborer, and Mr. Gillespie in 1915 was first employed on the yard locomotive. Both men then worked togethin the boiler shop before entering the service in World War E er Police troopers have arrested City three County people in two days, for driving while under Tooele revocation. Law enforcement officials warn that the law provides a mandatory jail sentence and fine for people driving automobiles after their license has been revoked. Those arrested for this offense will find themselves serving time in jail besides paying a fine. Vaccinations Upon their return, Mr. Bonelli the boiler shop and at to be vaccinations his retirement was boiler shop Smallpox and blacksmith shop foreman. given Junior High and Senior High students, Thursday, October MR. GILLESPIE entered the 13th. electrical department after the war and was chief electrician at Slips have been sent home with students and should be signed by his retirement. parents and returned to school. I Cost of smallpox vaccination is Mr. Bonelli and Mr. Gillespie together with their wives, have seventy Tive cents. the traveling urge. Mr. and Mrs. Bonelli are leaving next Monday for Southern California to visit their daughters and families, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Reddicks in Los Angeles, and Deleen and Irwin Pascoe in San Diego, and their five grand children. 4 Tooele County1, to According Louis Costello takes the posiLeague President, Harvey tion of Mr. Bonelli and Vincent Naylor, one quarter of the proT. Maiser the place of Mr. Gil- ceeds of the annual Deer Hunters lespie at the smelter. The new telephone d Mavor Proclaims Fire Prevention Week Oct y service as the this area continues to Maher said. grow, PRESENT PLANS call for construction on the building to be completed by February 20, 1961 at which time Telephone Technicians will begin installing the dial equipment. It is expected the new dial sy stem will be placed in service in August of 1961, the manager said. building will Telephone be one story with a half basement. It will have a one hundred foot frontagi and a depth of 42 feet and will be constructed of reenforced concrete with a brick facing. In addition to the dial equipment,' it will provide space for a modern business office. The building has been eigineer-eto accomodate additional dial switches, to meet the demand for 9-1- 2 Mayor Bevan of Tooele issued a proclamation calling upon all citizens to take an active part in the nations observance of Fire Prevention Week, starting Oct. 9. The Mayor called attention to the fact that his proclamation and that of President Eisenhower, in setting aside the week of October 9 to 15 for the annual observance of a week devoted to fire safety, is a part of a national effort in which Tooele will cooperate with all cities throughout the country. Property losses resulting from fires reach an annual total of over $1,000,000,000, Mayor Bevan said. In his proclamation, the Mayor called upon all city departments to assist the fire prevention committee of the Chamber of Commerce to make this years Fire Prevention Week the most effective on record for Tooele. The Fire Department and the schools can perform particularly valuable service in observing Fire Prevention Week, the Mayor said. The reward is a safer community for all our citizens, he concluded. com-imunn- GRANTSVILLE SECTION OF THE TOOELE TRANSCRIPT, on September 23, in which she urged everyone to donate to the Cystic Fibrosis drive which was on then and is on now. This lady has a child with CF and the life expectancy for youngsters with this di scasc is from eight to ten years. After working around 9,000 shifts each, Harry Gillespie (left) and Edwin Bonelli (right), have reined from the Tooele Smeller, and arc looking over travel folders in anticipation of leisure enjoyment. Both of these men started at the bottom and were chief of their department at the Smelter at mu-uncu- t Lnt Saturday. nt Nixon are concerned. In announcing Mr. Nixons forthcoming appearance in Utah, Mr. Romney said, "I feel that Utahns would benefit greatly by his election.. He is a westerner and knows our problems. And with his running mate, Henry Cabot Lodge, the former UN Ambassador, they would bring to the White House the benefit of tested experience in foreign affairs, a highly important factor in this time of great international tension. This will be Mr. Nixons third swing. DURING the time hs is in Utah, the Vice President will pay a call on David O. McKay, the president of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-daSaints, and other members of the First Presidency. The Vice President will be accompanied on the trip by his wife, Pat, according to Mr. Romney. The Vice, Presidents party, plus a special plane carrying some 70 who will be coverand ing Mr. Nixons campaign trip, will be met at the Salt Lake Airport by GOP state officials, local visit to Utah since his election to the Vice Presidency. Fie was here Our son is nine. If this were your child, could you give him up without a fight? We cant. His only chance lies in research. Medical men are feverishly working to find a cure for this dreadful disease. There is much to hope for. A few short years ago the average life span was from two months to two years. With anti - biotics, nebuliyers, and postural drainage many of these children have had these few precious years given them. Every minute my son lives, counts. Will you help him? RESEARCH COSTS money as you know. Canmsters have been placed around in Grantsville and much response. Tooele, without I'm sure its just because you dont know the truth about C.r. Please, please, look for the white cartons with the words "Give New in grocery stores, rcstua-rant- s Hope, and other business places. Give generously and help my son and thousands like him to live. You may be helping someone in your own family, as the incidence babies is one out of every born has C.F. As one mother has said. With Cystic J ibrosis it's a 24 hour battle with death. Please help us with Daggct is the smallest county in the state with a population of 1,161. This advanced census County the eighth largest The official population count of county in the State of Utah, with Salt Lake County first with 383,035; the State of Utah as of April 1, Weber second with 110,711; Utah I960 was 890,627. This is a gain County a close third wath 106,991; of 201,765, or 29.3 percent, over Davis fourth with 64,760; Cache the 6S8,8t2 inhabitants of the state fifth with 35,788; Box Elder sixth in 1950. Tooele Halladay, 334 South Mam. your present district. Mrs. Alice FenRegistration hours are from 8 Tooele No. 3 a.m. to 9 p m. and the following ton, 377 North Main. are the County registration agents Tooele No. 4 Mrs. Geniel and places to register: Bankhead, 75 North First East. Mrs. Ethel Poor-maTooele No. f Tooele No. 5 Mrs. Alice 85 South Main. IF YOU FAILED to vote In 1958 and 1959 or if you have just turned 21 you must register to vote. Next Tuesday, promptly at 8 a.m., registration places throughout the state open. They will remain open until 9 pm. This way, just about everyone will have time to register. Persons who have moved into Utah from another state, and have lived in the state for one year, and in the county of their residence for four months! also must Tooele ! No. Chileon Mrs. 2 -- 'V jAl-lso- p, 'I International Avenue. Tooele No. 10 Mrs. Lucille Bevan, 565 South Coleman. Tooele No. 11 Mrs. Jennie Lacey, 207 North First West. Grantsville No. 1 Mrs. Annie u Millward, 299 West Main. Eds Cafe Clover No. 7 Vernon No. 8 Ophir No. 9 Stockton Riding. No. Ibapah No. II Probert. Lake Point No. Griffith. Erda No. I Mrs. Minnie . 3 St. John No. 6 Russell. Tod Park No. 12 443 Tenth East. Wendover No. 1 it, Lal Kilos lo Be Mrs. Dan Mrs. Hattie Mrs. Rose 5 Ed Mrs. 10 4 Lake View No. Bleazard. Cas-tagn- o. Mr. George Mrs. Barbara Lois Romero, Mrs. Glenda Green. Terra Mrs. Laraine South-wortTerra, Utah. h, Hold Friday for Fred G. MeHiie Kites Friday Al Noon for Funeral services for Fred G. McPhie will be held Friday at 1 p m. in the Fourth - Eleventh Ward chapel. Mr. McPhie who had been ailing for the past several months, Funeral services for Wayne died very suddenly at his home Kirk, 41, native who Tooelean, at 348 South Second West, of a died at his work, Tuesday mornheart attack. ing, will be held Friday at noon, He is survived by his widow, at the Murray South Stake house, three sons and two daughters and 5770 South 300 East. six grand children. Friends may call Thursday from Friends may call at the Tate 6 to 8 p.m. at the Jenkins MorMortuary, Thursday, 7 p.m. to tuary, 4760 South State, in Murray 9 p.m. and Friday prior to fun- and prior to services on Friday. eral time. Burial will be in the Burial will be in the Murray Tooele City cemetery. City cemetery. Wayne Kirk -- J n A J L - P L . s, r I ' f- - recognition for his role in exposing Communist infiltration into government. In 1950 he was elected to the Senate by an majority and two years later became President running mate. Mrs. Delvora Jackson. Fred G.. McPhie A Maxine Russell. Pehrson. k.. Burglarized J. Austin Grantsville No. 2 Hunter, 453 East Main. who have moved PERSONS from one county in Utah to anIf you other, must have moved from one voting district to another in the same county, there is no need to re- gister. - But you - must transfer your registration. To transfer, visit the registrar where you formerly lived and get a slip certifying you were registered in that district. Present the certification to your registrar in Shields, 175 East Vine. Tooele No. 6 Mrs. Ellen Evenson, 402 East Third North. Tooele No. 7 Mrs. Remelda Gibson, 439 East Vine. Tooele No. 8 Mrs. Nellie Zentner, 172 South Third Street. Tooele No. 9 Mrs. Irene 235 register. burglary at Ed's Cafe in Grantsville early Wednesday morning, netting $200 in cash, two rifles and 3 pistols, according to reports from the Sheriffs office. Entrance was gained sometime between 12:00 midnight and 5:00 a.m. by breaking through the rear door. Owner Edwin Foglesong discovduring the 1956 presidential cam- ered the burglary when he came paign and also came to Salt Lake to work at 5:00 a.m., Wednesday, City in 1958. and notified Grantsville City MarMR. ROMNEY said Mr. Nixon shall Keith Brown and the County has developed the Vice PresiSheriff, Fay Gillette and Deputy into office of an dency great pro- James Park, who are investigatminence and prestige. Not only ing. has he fulfilled the traditional duties as president of the Senate FIRST TOOL OF EATING with great skill and ability, but The fork is likely the first tool he has been a top consultant and carried more executive responsi- ever devised by man, after the needle and pin. We can imagine bility than any Vice President in all early users were classed as the nations history. too. sissies, As Mr. Eisenhowers personal he to has traveled representative 54 nations of the world and dealt f admirabily with leaders of the East and West alike, Mr. Romney said. A native Californian, Mr. Nixon was elected to the House of Representatives in 1946 and served as a member of the House Activities Committee. During that time he won national Eisenhower's MR. NIXON was graduated from Whittier College and received his law degree from Duke University. He practiced law in Whittier before entering the U S Navy during World War II. He won two South Pacific Battle stars and two commendations during his service. He married Patricia Ryan in 19 10. They have two daughters. Iricia and Juhc. The Nixon's have made their home in Washington, D.C., since his election to the Congress. Her child is nine. A REPRINT of that article is as follows: I am the mother of a child with C.F., Cystic Fibrosis. I know it doesn't mean much to you. You've probably never heard of it. I'd this battle. Thank vou like to change that. I know you HOPEFUL MOTHER don't want to hear a lot of techniLakcview Ward MIA will sponsor the Saturday night dance at cal, medical terms, so I'll just tell you that CF kills more chil- SUrr. HARRIS HOME the North Tooele stake tabernacle dren than such well known diseases Supt. Sterling R. Hariis armediOctobcr 8. starting at 8:30 p.m. as rhcutflatic fever, diabetes, or home from the LDS Hospital, on The stake orchestra will propolio myelitis. Wednesday, and expects to re- vide the music. AT THE PRESENT time, it is turn shortly to his office on a Admission will be by budget card incurable. It affects the lungs and limited basis. or guest tiektt. 600-100- Work 91 Years - Will Travel Vice-Preside- Richard M.iand state candidates who will join President Vice Nixon, will make a major cam- - in a motorcade into downtown paign address when he visits Utah Salt Lake City, next Monday, October 10, accord-- 1 MR. ROMNEY said it is our Romney, Utah belief that many of the main ising to Vernon sues 'in the campaign, such as State Republican Chairman The Vice President will speak world peace and foreign relations, in the Salt Lake Tabernacle as can best be explained to the people the climax of his Salt Lake City by the Vice President in a perMr. visit, Romney said. Mr sonal appearance. I feel this will Nixon is coming to Utah during b a key appearance as far as an important western campaign voters in the Intermountain Area pancreas with the end result that the child is undernourished and the lungs eventually fill up with a thick, sticky musous. The average length of life for these children is from eight to ten years. 25,061; Carbon seventh with 21,135 and Tooele eighth with 17,-86- 8. OF TOOELE COUNTYS total population, 9,133 or 51.1 per cent are listed as urban, and 8,735 are report classed as rural. and 2nd. Vice Pres. Nixon In Utah Monday PONY Answers Mothers Plea With Ball Donation Ball, set for October 15, will be turned over to help combat the most deadly child killer, Cystic Fibrosis. THE BALL is sponsored by League baseball for boys with funds used to help keep the league operating. This years Ball will again be held at the Grantsville High school gym and many valuable deer hunting prizes will be given away. Entertainment for the dance will be furnished by the Chesterfield Teen Age Square Dancers and music will be by the Utah Tune Rustlers featuring the radio and TV stars The McKowen Brothers. Prizes will also be given for the best deer hunters costume, and to winners of the waltz contest and jitter bug contest. One of the reasons for League donating one fourth of their proceeds to the dreaded Cystic Fibrosis was the plea that a Grantsville lady made in the First of the four days to register for General Election on November 8th, will be held next Tuesday, October 11th, to be followed by registration days on October 18th and November 1st in y 'with Lets Be Aware of Freedom Register lo Vole Tuesday Tooeles Prospective Dial Telephone Building Construction of a building at 50 hanical Contracter, with A. N. East First North, to house a new Sisam winning the Electrical condial telephone system for the tract. Tooele area will begin in the near TOTAL COST of the dial confuture, Jack Maher, manager for version contract, including the the Mountain States Telephone new building, changing present and Telegraph Company announc- telephones to dial, installing the ed today. new dial equipment in the new Kaze and Gammon Construction building, and rebuilding the outCompany will be the general con- side facilities to provide individual tractor on the new building. Allied lines service to all desiring it, will Plumbing was awarded the Mec- - ,be nearly $870,000. Wendover Division as having 3.658 in population, and Onaqui Division with a 646 count. Later Bulletin releases will undoubtedly give a segregated count on the individual communities of these two general divisions and the other areas of the county. Saturday Dance I j . v, aiJuifr . & ! 8 os Democrats Meet Gov. 31cNiclioIs Congratulating Colorados Governor, S. R. Nichols, (second from right), after his talk at the Tooele Jr. High School auditotiuni, Monday evening, is State Senator Ernest G. Mantes, as United States Senator Frank Moss (behind Senator Mantes) and Tooele Commissioner, George Buzianis, look on. Also congratulating the Governor is (right) F. C. Halladay, candidate for State House of Representatives. The Democratic Governor spoke of conservation programs in the western states to a Democratic rally at the Jr. High auditorium. Also present at the meet were National Democratic Committeeman Cal Rawlins; National Commit-leewomDistrict Attorney, Lucy Redd; Jay Banks; State Chairman for Democrats, State Bill Thurman; eommitteewoman, Kathlcne Meikle, and Frank Mensel, Public relations director for Congressman David an King. |
